1. Warm-Weather Denim

Denim loses some weight with Diesel's Stapless Denim Dress ($180), which can be dressed up with a blazer or worn with a simple pair of flip flops.

2. Bold Prints

This Rainbow-Print Chiffon Dress by Chelsea Flowers ($350) makes a statement without going over the top. The soft chiffon feels amazing, and the colors are flattering on any skin tone.  

3. Bright Whites

A little flirty and a little hippy, this Tiered Maxi Dress ($79) is a light-hearted dress that will keep you cool when July is upon us.  

However, I'm relieved to see that some designers are using tie dye in more toned down and interesting ways, instead of resorting to bleach and rubber bands in the backyard.

If you're game to try the denim, this pair of black sass & bide Tye Dye Jeans ($74, was $150)
is a more subtle choice, and still retains the slimming qualities of a skinny fit and basic black.

This Aqua Bias Stripe Tie Dye Scarf ($48) is colorful and lightweight..and looks enough not like tie dye that it could last you beyond the trend. 

The fold-over design and gorgeous grey leather of this Foley + Corinna Mid City Tote ($444) make the dyed design surpisingly versatile. 

These classic shoes will never really go out of style for good–but they certainly have their ups and downs. And it looks like right now, Chucks are on the upswing in Argentina. After a local band featured a pair of Converse on their cover last year, everyone's started wearing–and, more importantly, talking about wearing–these All-Star sneakers.

Fortunately, the shoes hitting the streets look a little better than these worse-for-the-wear zapatillas. In fact, Converse got word of their popularity and has flooded the Argentine market with Chucks of every color, make, and model. You can do pretty well in the States, too, though. 

The porteñas tend to rock their Converse with skinny jeans, sort of like Giselle here:

You get the idea. Chucks look great with skinny jeans and a cool top. And if the Argentines are doing it, you know it works.

Get Yours: zappos.com and converse.com ($79 – $100)

As demonstrated by Ms. Kardashian, you don't have to be a runway model to look good in this look. If you have curves, just beware the fitted and clingy. There are plenty of flowing, wide-leg fits available, and even more that have tummy-camouflaging elements to the tops.

The color of this Express Strapless Jumpsuit ($79.50) breaks up your evening black routine. I also recommend the AKA New York Flutter Drawstring jumpsuit ($398) with its casual drawstring that helps define the waist.

Below are the simple, understated standouts that are worth a gander.

It's not an eye explosion, but the Shiny Pleated Sweater ($79) would look sharp with a pair of crisp white jeans.

I out-and-out love the Artistic Metal Cuff ($44). Plus, it's not a huge investment if you're trying statement jewelry out for the first time.

The vertical stripes on the Shiny Pleated Sweater Dress ($150) are slimming, which makes this a flattering option for both work and evening. 

The dresses aren’t available online just yet, but plans to roll the highly coveted frocks out to Bergdorf Goodman and Net-a-Porter are underway. In the meantime, this Mara Hoffman Draped Back Dress ($291) as a great way to steal the classic, fitted style of her dress.

It's one thing to use tape in the office, and we’ll even secure clothes with it, but there’s something about pasting glasses to my face that just doesn’t seem right. Initial concerns include loss of eyebrows, eyelashes, and maybe even a layer of skin. And then there’s the issue of looking like I'm perpetually emerging from intensive eye surgery. If frequent loss of your shades is the concern, may we suggest some less expensive alternatives that will leave your dignity intact?

If it's full coverage you seek, these Octagon glasses ($24) will do the trick. For a more retro feel, both these Horse Aviators ($18) and Two Tone glasses ($18) will let you play around with different looks for under $20.

I guess the ladies at Fashion Week took a hint from Wall Street: stocks are volatile, but gold is forever. SheFinds writers spied glittering gold fingernails on everyone from runway models to fashion editors. Even Kim Kardashian sported some dangerous-looking gold talons by New York jewelry fave Bijules. But, it's good to see that gold is sticking around – long after the metallic trend was spotted last spring – just in time to complement sun-kissed skin and bright spring ensembles.

Not unlike red lipstick, gold can be a hard color to get just right. But there's a shade for everyone (the challenge is just finding it), so if you've tried the gold polish before and hated it maybe you just need something slightly different. 

Revlon Gold Get Em ($5), Essie Shifting Power ($9), and OPI Curry Up Don't Be Late ($6) are each a different shade of yellow gold. Because my skin is more olive in tone, I favor OPI's shade from its India Collection. But, if you wear cool colors better, the Essie and Revlon formulas have a lot less orange in them.